Adam Wainwright records a good rebound against the Padres

ST. LOUIS – Although he is not interested in drawing the round of 16 final in one season, his coach Mike Shildt has nevertheless come up with a list of things to do from what he had seen early in the game 3-5. He led with two objects: to throw more strikes and put more balls into play.
Reinforced Sunday

ST. LOUIS – Although he is not interested in drawing the round of 16 final in one season, his coach Mike Shildt has nevertheless come up with a list of things to do from what he had seen early in the game 3-5. He led with two objects: to throw more strikes and put more balls into play.

Sunday stressed how execution of both can be critical.

The Cardinals put enough pressure on the Padres' defense to find a slot she was transforming Adam WainwrightThe return performance in a 4-1 win over the Padres. This victory marked the first goal of the Cardinals at Busch Stadium.

Wainwright, who did not complete a walk, managed to get around the four extraordinary successes he had achieved. He did so with his curved ball and the help of his second nine-game game since April 2017. A decisive help from Harrison Bader, who eliminated Hunter Renfroe in third place to complete a double play at the end of the fourth quarter, also helped.

On the other hand, an offense that entered the day with the head of the National League with 89 strikeouts, was rewarded by the simple touching. The turning point came in the fourth when, with Matt Carpenter the first, Paul Goldschmidt Matt Strahm jumped on the left line. Renfroe drove awkwardly and failed to capture a bullet with a 99% probability of capture. Paul DeJong followed by a two-point double ahead of Renfroe to give the advantage to St. Louis